Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
The Interstate Commission will meet at
New Orleans to-day.
Rear Admiral Charles s. Boggs is dan
gerously i'll and said to be dying.
The Louisville mob has given up the at
tempt to lynch Jennie Bowmans assail-
ants
The bodies of three negro thieves named
Sylvester were. found hanging to tree
near Proctor, w. Va.
Queen Kapiolani and retinue, of the
Sandwich Islands, arrived at Denver on
Saturday, remained one hour and left for
Chicago
julius Elbe, travelling salesman for R.
Schuster Il Co., of El Paso, shot himself
through the head with bulldog pistol,
causing death in few minutes.
passenger train on the Northern Pa
cific road jumped the track fifteen miles
west of Steele, Dakota, on Saturday. Sew
eral persons were badly injured and one
man killed.
1t is proposed to have Burke and Demp-
sey meet again soon for the purpose of set
ting once for all the question as to which
is entitled to the boosted claim of middle
weight champion.
OcOtSC y, WCil hliOh III can
Francisco is back from London and is stop
ping in New York. Pinney came back
from Europe considerably richer than
when he went over.
True bills have been found against thir-
teen of the Panhandle Railroad employees,
arrested on the charge of robbing freight
cars. The cases will probably come up for
trial some time this week.
Sarah Bernhard says: Chicago has
deceived me. l thought here the audi
ences were like those of New York They
told me so, but it is not so. 1t is only
Newark and st. Louis in one" Nine.
Bernhardt proceeds next to San Francisco
The will of Alexander Mitchell, the mill
ionaire banker has been made public
No approximation of the value of the es-
tate is made, and the terms of the will
avoid the filing of an inventory, so that
the exact wealth left by Mr. Mitchell will
never be known. 1t is believed to be from
S15.000000 to $25, 100000. The entire
property, real and personal, is left TO his
only son, John f. Mitchell, after deducting
certain legacies.
Disturbances against the authority of the
Porte on the Island of Crete have been re-
newed by the Greek inhabitants.
Schuaebeles, who was released from
prison by order of the Emperor and who
at once departed from Metz. where he was
incarcerated, has arrived al Paris.
A Court martial at Athens has sentenced
to death three officers for treacherv in hav
ing surrendered to the Turks during the
frontier fighting, and acquitted FIVE others
charged with the same offense.
The Vatican has notified France that
General Boulanger's military Law. which
refuses exemption from military service to
youths or men studying for the priesthood.
Is an infringement of the Concordaf, and
has demanded its withdrawal
Alphonso de Rothschild continues TO
hold gloomy views as to the financial
future of France. He has said this week
i'll Paris that he believes there will be no
war at present, but in July or August
will come national bankruptcies in France.
France, be declares, is in very bad wav.
The beauties of the Turkish Sultap's
harem will have something to talk about
tor the next few days as they SIT around on
the square pieces of carpet The Sultan
has Just had them vaccinated. The Italian
physician who contracted to do the work
had a curious experience OF course he
could not be permitted to see their faces.
SO he was stationed behind screen with n
slit in it, and through this was poked 1870
arms of all shades OF color and degrees of
fairness.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Salvation Army has struck San
Bernardino, where it is regarded as
novelty.
Colonel Boyce, of Los Angeles. has
brought second suit for libel against the
Times, of that city.
The twenty-five mile race at Santa Rosa
on Saturday, between Anderson and Garlic. !
was won by the former.
]. c. HASTE and Henry Day swiniied a
number of citizens of San Luis 0bispo and
decamped few days ago
The village of Bickleton, Klikitat county.
W. T., was destroyed by fire Friday night,
with the exception OF few buildings.
The first of this years crop of cherries
for the East were shipped on Saturday by
Robinson Bros, of Vacayille, to Chicago
A B. Case, an old resident of Petalume.
fell from a building on Saturday, breaking
both arms at the wrists and being other |
wise injured.
A brakeman named Garrett fell between |
the cars ct Tucson en- Saturday. One of !
them ran over his head and breast, killing
him Instantly.
Michael Kelleher, Santa Clara rancher, |
while hunting wild hogs Friday evening,
was fatally injured by the accidental dis
charge of his shotgun.
An adventurer who claims to be Lord
Manning. brother of the Englis!, Cardi-
nh, has been ~ictimizing the people of
CaGStoga and vicinity.
J. F. Cache was examined at Santa Rosa
on Saturday, changed with forgery. The
bond was placed at 81 900, which. failing to
give, be was reman6ed.
General L. a. Bucl-ner, a LAWYER at Win |
nemucea. New, left alone Tuesday for the |
mountains prospecting. TO return soon. He |
was found and brought back paralyzed
A. c. BaSset, Superintendent of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. is in San Luis |
Obispo. The movements CT leading rail |
road men are watched with great interest.
The Santa Rosa and Carausuez Railroad
Company are hasd at work securing the
s!ght of way. They are bound to commence
work in earnest in order to complete the
road and get the benefit of the $4,000 SUBJ
scriAed and the right of way.
Real estate about Vaeaville is now active
A local Board of Trade has been organized
to co operate with the county Board, which
meets on May 4th. A proposition is being
discussed to submit the question Of raising
$4,000 by tax on the Vacasiile Road
District 10 the voters of the district f., the
improvement Of the highways.